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Filtering by Roaster: Firsthand
Kenya
Batch Brew
grown in Kenya
roasted by firsthand
Firsthand Kenya batch brew. Red apple, muddled caramel. Sweet, fruity midtones, but fairly dark linger. Just okay.
at Remedy Coffee
in Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
Colombia Natural
v60 • Natural
grown in Colombia
roasted by firsthand
Firsthand Colombia Red Honey + Natural v60. Rosemary, thyme. Bit of red fruits. Clean, good acidity. Great sweetness. Odd flavor. Alright.
at Pour And Twist
in Te Aro, Wellington, New Zealand
Honduras Natural
v60 • Natural
grown in Honduras
roasted by firsthand
Firsthand Honduras natural v60. Dark red pineapple. Toasty finish. Lots of process taste. Yellow notes, wheaty, golden sugars. Okay.
at Pour And Twist
in Te Aro, Wellington, New Zealand
Colombia Natural
Filter • Natural
grown in Colombia
roasted by firsthand
Firsthand Colombian natural filter. Very funky, banana alcohol. Pineapple. Overripe. Chemical, extreme sharp. Better cold. Very interesting.
at Pour And Twist
in Te Aro, Wellington, New Zealand
Colombia fermented
Filter • fermented • Gesha
grown in Colombia
roasted by firsthand
Firsthand Colombian washed fermented Gesha filter. Green peach, underripe. Floral, jasmine water. Very green and floral. Sweet linger. Good.
at Pour And Twist
in Te Aro, Wellington, New Zealand
Ethiopia Washed
v60 • Washed
grown in Ethiopia
roasted by firsthand
FirstHand Ethiopia Biloya washed v60. Super floral. Citric. Super sweet, caramel. Bit of acidity. A bit dark. Good.
at Pour And Twist
in Te Aro, Wellington, New Zealand
Ethiopia Natural
Filter • Natural
grown in Ethiopia
roasted by firsthand
Firsthand Ethiopian natural filter. Good fruity acidity, touch sparkling acidity. Candy-like red fruits, berries. Really superb.
at Pour And Twist
in Te Aro, Wellington, New Zealand
Kenya Washed
Kalita • Washed
grown in Kenya
roasted by firsthand
Firsthand Kenya Gachatha PB washed kalita. Tart, green grapefruit. Very acidic. Indistinct; medium body. Fresh. Blackberry sweetness. Good.
at Pour And Twist
in Te Aro, Wellington, New Zealand
kenyan Washed
Filter • Washed
grown in kenyan
roasted by firsthand
Firsthand Kenyan washed filter. Dark green, astringent acidity when hot. Astringent blackberry, muted sweetness. Overdeveloped profile. Ok.
at Pour And Twist
in Te Aro, Wellington, New Zealand
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